It's not a question of whether these 4 things are "consistent" with a CD. It is whether they are _inconsistent_ with the official explanation. If that were the case, then you would have something. But these data, even if we accept them as true (see my post above questioning the whole "footprint" thing) don't discriminate against much. I think they pretty much rule out massive earthquake as the cause of the building collapse, but other than that, they don't tell us much.
Now, given that these observations would be consistent with lots of falling scenerios, we need to look to other data to determine how it fell. So when people say that 1) many people close to the situation knew it had so much structural damage and predicted that it was going to fall hours before it did, and 2) there are none of the characteristics that we would expect solely for a CD (i.e. extensive explosive charges), they are looking for data to actually answer the question of why the building fell.
Given those four observations ONLY, would you agree that the WTC7 could have collapsed because a great pyramid from Giza was dropped on it from very high? It would crash on the center, it would fall mostly straight down, and it would fall in its own footprint.
I don't think your four observations are very useful.